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Published: 2015-04-15, Author: Michael , review by: Pocketnow.com
Abstract: I’ll be honest: when I first laid eyes on it at CES 2015, the Alcatel Onetouch Watch struck me as a poor man’s Moto 360...
Abstract: The Alcatel OneTouch Watch gets the basics right, but the lack of an app store and finicky fitness tracking offset the affordable price and broad compatibility of this smartwatch...
The Alcatel OneTouch Watch has an attractive design, long (for a smartwatch) battery life, has a built-in USB charger in its band, works with iOS and Android phones, and includes basic fitness tracking
Buggy-feeling connectivity as well as slow custom software and user interface feel hard to operate; read-only notifications; LCD screen isn't always on; heart-rate monitor only does spot readings, and doesn't give consistent readings
The Alcatel OneTouch Watch is an affordable and reasonably attractive basic smartwatch, but it doesn't work well enough to justify choosing one over better and increasingly comparably priced alternatives....
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Published: 2015-01-12, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: A smartphone company launching a smartwatch is in no way original. In fact, we saw five of them last year — and that's only counting the Android Wear crowd. So Alcatel OneTouch, a company best known for budget-friendly smartphones, is just another marchin...
Attractive price point, Decent feature set, Works with Android and iOS, Strong design
Not the most fluid of interfaces, No GPS, Battery life worry, Read only notifications
I rather like the Alcatel OneTouch Watch. It's got the core functions required for a smartwatch and the price tag will be attractive for those looking to pick up their first wearable without breaking the bank. The interface isn't as slick as Android Wear...
Abstract: It has a chrome finish and a black leather look rubber strap. The dial is round at 4cm but with close to a centimetre closed off at the base.It uses a proprietary charging device that plugs into one end of the strap and runs to a standard USB port. Just l...
Published: 2015-08-14, Author: Woldemar , review by: wovow.org
Abstract: The Alcatel OneTouch Watch is a different proposition for users who want a smart watch. This device uses a proprietary operating system that moves away from Android Wear of most models on the market, and is compatible with both Android devices like the iP...
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Published: 2015-07-29, Author: Paul , review by: wareable.com
Pretty good battery life, No additional charging cable, Cheap price tag, Works on Android and iOS,
Poor, uncomfortable strap, Constant syncing and pairing issues, No additional apps to install, Wrist flick action doesn't seem to work,
We fully expected the Alcatel Watch to be unresponsive, cheap-looking and bulky but it isn't. Sure, you can see and feel that it's not built of the most premium materials and parts but, for anyone looking for basic fitness tracker features, as well as sma...
We like the combination of style and affordability which the Alcatel OneTouch Watch offers. Software might not be as good as Android Wear but this device has potential so stay tuned for a full review soon....
The Alcatel OneTouch Watch has an attractive design, long (for a smartwatch) battery life, has a built-in USB charger in its band, works with iOS and Android phones, and includes basic fitness tracking
Buggy-feeling connectivity as well as slow custom software and user interface feel hard to operate; read-only notifications; LCD screen isn't always on; heart-rate monitor only does spot readings, and doesn't give consistent readings
The Alcatel OneTouch Watch is an affordable and reasonably attractive basic smartwatch, but it doesn't work well enough to justify choosing one over better and increasingly comparably priced alternatives....
